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What your child will learn.

Grade-wise curriculum. Every topic is anchored to real-world application and a clear mastery indicator.

Building foundations

Explorer Phase

30 sessions

🔢 Number Navigators

What's covered
  • Reading & Writing Numbers — words to numerals and back
  • Place Value to 1000— hundreds, tens, ones
  • Comparing & Ordering Numbers
  • Even & Odd Numbers
  • Rounding Numbers
  • Number Patterns & Sequences
  • Skip Counting — by 2s, 5s, 10s, 100s
In the real world:

Reading the score on a scoreboard and saying which team is winning. Rounding a $47 price tag to "about $50." Noticing house numbers go up by 2 on one side of the street.

Mastery looks like

Given 3 digits — 4, 2, 7 — the child builds the biggest and smallest possible number. Rounds 364 to the nearest 10 and explains why without help.

➕ Sum Squad

What's covered
  • Decomposition
  • Adding 2-Digit Numbers
  • Adding 3-Digit Numbers
  • Mental Math Strategies
  • Adding Multiple Numbers
  • Estimating Sums
  • Word Problems — addition in real context
  • Properties of Addition
In the real world:

Adding up points scored across two rounds of a board game. Estimating if $1.25 + $2.50 is enough before reaching the checkout. Totalling up steps on a fitness tracker across two days.

Mastery looks like

Solves 247 + 136 with regrouping correctly and explains each step. Uses mental math to add 99 + 45 by thinking "100 + 45 − 1 = 144."

➖ Minus Masters

What's covered
  • Taking Away & Counting Backwards
  • Subtracting 2-Digit Numbers
  • Subtracting 3-Digit Numbers
  • Mental Subtraction Strategies
  • Estimating Differences
  • Relationship Between Addition & Subtraction
  • Word Problems
In the real world:

Figuring out how many more points one team needs to catch up. Checking if $5.00 is enough after spending $2.75. Counting down days left until a school trip.

Mastery looks like

Solves 498 − 179 mentally checks the answer by adding back. Sees a word problem and identifies it as subtraction without being told.

✖️Multiply Mavericks

What's covered
  • Understanding Multiplication
  • Multiplication Tables 1–10
  • Multiplication Properties
  • Arrays & Area Models — visual multiplication
  • Multiplication of 2D ✖️ 1D Word Problems
In the real world:

Figuring out how many juice boxes are needed for 6 tables of 4 kids. Counting tiles on a bathroom floor arranged in rows. Knowing 5 bags of 8 grapes = 40 grapes without counting one by one.

Mastery looks like

Recalls any multiplication fact up to 10×10 in under 3 seconds.

Applying concepts

Achiever Phase

30 sessions

÷ Division Dynasty

What's covered
  • Understanding Division
  • Division as Repeated Subtraction
  • Relationship Between Multiplication & Division
  • Division properties
  • Long Division
  • Word Problems
In the real world:

Splitting 24 crayons equally among 4 tables. Figuring out how many teams of 5 can be made from 23 kids — and who's left over. Sharing a pack of 18 stickers fairly between 3 friends.

Mastery looks like

Solves 27 ÷ 4 and correctly identifies the quotient and remainder. Explains the connection between 6×7=42 and 42÷6=7 without prompting.

🍕 Fraction Force

What's covered
  • Halves, Thirds, Quarters
  • Fractions of a Whole
  • Fractions of a Set — ¾ of 12 objects
  • Types of a Fraction
  • Comparing Fractions
  • Fractions on a Number Line
  • Operations on a Fraction
In the real world:

Pouring ¾ of a cup of juice. Noticing a recipe calls for 1½ cups of flour. Splitting a pack of 12 cookies so each of 4 friends gets ¼.

Mastery looks like

Places ¾ correctly on a number line and explains why. Finds ⅔ of 18 marbles without drawing every single one. Recognises that 2/4 and ½ are the same amount.

🔷 Geometry Giants

What's covered
  • Points ,Lines and Angles
  • 2D Shapes
  • 3D Shapes
  • Symmetry
  • Area and Perimeter
  • Congruent & Similar Shapes
In the real world:

Spotting that a can is a cylinder and a dice is a cube. Finding the line of symmetry in a butterfly's wings. Counting floor tiles to figure out the area of a room.

Mastery looks like

Describes a mystery 3D shape using only faces, edges and vertices — and the class guesses it. Calculates the perimeter of their desk by measuring all four sides.

Full mastery

Champion Phase

30 sessions

📏 Measure Masters

What's covered
  • Estimating Length
  • Comparing Lengths
  • Weight/Mass
  • Capacity/Volume
  • Temperature
  • Convertion of Units
  • Word Problems
In the real world:

Measuring ingredients for a recipe. Checking if a piece of furniture fits through a doorway. Reading the temperature to decide what to wear to school.

Mastery looks like

Estimates the length of the classroom in feet before measuring and checks how close they were. Reads a scale showing 2 pounds 4 ounces and writes it correctly.

⏰💰 Tick & Trade

What's covered
  • O'Clock & Half Past
  • Quarter Past & Quarter To
  • Reading to 5 Minutes
  • AM & PM
  • Calendars — dates, weeks, months Units of Time — seconds to years Review Coin Values — penny, nickel, dime, quarter
  • Counting Mixed Coins & Bills
  • Decimal Notation for Money
  • Word Problems — buying, selling, change Word Problems — buying, selling, change
In the real world:

Given a start time of 9:15 and end time of 10:45, calculates 1 hour 30 minutes elapsed without help. Counts a mix of bills and coins, writes it as $4.65, and figures out change from $10 after a $6.75 purchase.

Mastery looks like

Given a start time of 9:15 and end time of 10:45, calculates 1 hour 30 minutes elapsed without help. Counts a mix of bills and coins, writes it as $4.65, and figures out change from $10 after a $6.75 purchase.

📊 Data Rangers

What's covered
  • Set Theory Basics
  • Venn Diagrams
  • Collecting Data & Tally Charts
  • Picture Graphs & Bar Graphs
  • Line Plots
  • Reading, Interpreting & Drawing Conclusions
In the real world:

Sorting classmates into a Venn diagram — kids who like soccer, kids who like basketball, and kids who like both. Tracking the class's favourite snacks on a bar graph to decide what to bring to the party.

Mastery looks like

Reads a bar graph and answers most, least and how many more without help.

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